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F756 Nursing Home Citation: Monthly Drug Regimen Review

3,826
Citation count
3,157
Cited homes
13
Harm or danger found
9
Immediate danger

The figures come from Medicare Care Compare files released October 8, 2026 by CMS, the federal Medicare agency. The citations span each home's three most recent inspection cycles plus their complaint visits, going back to March 2017 at the earliest; the fines span about three years, beginning September 2023. Browse the CMS files

A nursing home that does not meet federal rules on monthly drug regimen review is cited by inspectors as F756. It is filed under pharmacy service by CMS.

At 3,157 homes, inspectors cited F756 3,826 times, according to data CMS now releases. Of those citations, 13 found that residents were harmed or faced immediate danger.

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F756 Citations by Seriousness

What the inspectors foundCitations
Minimal risk to residents18
Risk of harm, no one found hurt3,795
Residents were harmed4
Immediate danger to residents9

F756: States With the Most Citations

StateCitations
California502
Ohio355
Kansas289
Pennsylvania258
Maryland176

F756 Citations at the Harm Level in Flagged Homes

These listings cover homes that CMS marks for abuse or as Special Focus homes, with an F756 citation that found residents harmed or in danger.

HomeStarsCitationsHarm or dangerFines
Morris View Healthcare Center, MorristownAbuse icon2 of 5476$353,959
Kuakini Geriatric Care, HonoluluSpecial Focus candidate1 of 5594$98,421
Heavener Nursing & Rehab, HeavenerAbuse icon1 of 5353No federal fine

These counts come from the CMS health deficiencies file, updated monthly.